Unrequited

down the rabbithole

You are the most beautiful thing I ever saw.

Your soul has become a part of mine and your kisses have become a part of my voice

I can not speak without your name or sleep without you in my dreams. 

You are special in more ways than you can ever know and I could paint your portrait more beautiful each time with the paint of all your caresses. 

I want so much for you to love me, I paint all my lovers before with white so only your colours can be seen

I am but a canvas for you to play upon. 

Wherever you go I want you to be seen for all you can ever be and are, even if I shall never see you again. 

One day I think you will go, 
as you hold fear like a broken glass, 
you wrap it with your heart and bleed through all your insecurities. 

Let me take the glass and kiss where it has been. 

Please love again because I love to paint you over and over and over.. your love is my muse. 

You slide your hands over me and I exhale all my pain and inhale you.. you, you...

I love you...

but you will never love me. 

  • Author: W.R Zelman (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 10th, 2017 12:45
  • Comment from author about the poem: David
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 40
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Comments4

  • rrodriguez

    Beautiful poem.

    • down the rabbithole

      Thank you. I have so many tucked away I would love to publish them. I could publish 10 or 20 even on him alone ha ha

    • willyweed

      wonderfully deep and painful

      • down the rabbithole

        Thank you, it was written at a very painful deep moment so I am glad that comes across

      • Goldfinch60

        Beautiful write, may that broken glass be mended.

        • down the rabbithole

          I really don't know if his will but writing heals mine. Thank you

        • P.H.Rose

          This is so very lovely
          Heat and light in every
          Word... Filled with
          Passion.. Well done..



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